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...palm-size music player with a five-gigabyte hard drive (a 10-GB version was released two weeks ago). But now, six months later, that original speculation doesn't seem too wrong. That's because Apple's hard-core users quickly figured out how to hack the device and write new software for it. It's as if they told Jobs, Very nice, Steve, but what we needed was an organizer, and we've decided to turn the iPod into...
...talk with TIME [INTERVIEW, April 1], writer Stephen King said he is not retiring from writing, only publishing. No, wait, not from publishing: he'll still publish if he writes something he deems worth publishing. King just won't be publishing "on a yearly basis." Will he continue to write on a regular basis but just choose not to publish? Unless he writes something worth publishing--then, of course, he will publish? You willful press people, can't you understand anything? RANDY EVANS Atlanta...
...estate-planning circles, in which the issue of how to leave money behind without ruining your heirs is getting almost as much attention as tax planning. In Beyond the Grave, authors Gerald and Jeffrey Condon argue that incentives don't work. "True character cannot be molded by money," they write. "You cannot salvage by inheritance what you fear you have not accomplished during your life." But others endorse incentive trusts as a useful way to motivate silver-spoon heirs. "Provide a resource, not an entitlement," says Joanne Johnson, a wealth-adviser manager at J.P. Morgan Private Bank...
...days later, I get an e-mail from Frank Keeney, who operates NAN No. 2. He asks if I was able to find it. Nope, I write back. He sends a reply that says a lot about the state of Wi-Fi today: "If you'd gone about 100 feet down the road, you would have...
...write because the chilling effects of hate speech against any minority group are felt by all minority groups. We extend our sympathy to the individuals who have been personally affected by these attacks. First-year students have been angered, shocked, and left in tears by these incidents. Their sense of community, if not shattered, is severely strained. It is difficult to engage other students in the classroom when individuals in your class have anonymously attacked your racial, ethnic or religious group. The anonymous aspect of these attacks is especially egregious because it discourages open intellectual debate and allows individuals...